rakish
rakish 英 [ˈreɪkɪʃ] 美 [ˈrekɪʃ]
adj. 潇洒的；放荡的；轻快的；俏皮的
- Ladies, the rakish fellow you met last night with the suave dance moves, smoothly rehearsed lines, and your number listed as “Goddess #14” in his phone is fine for a flirt, but probably isn’t meet-the-parents material.
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- adj. 潇洒的；放荡的；轻快的；俏皮的
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1. So being rakish is a good thing.
所以行为放荡还是一件好事。
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2. The earl was a rakish aristocrat who eluded a death sentence passed on him after joining a rebellion against Elizabeth I.
南安普敦伯爵是一个放荡的贵族，曾因参加反抗伊丽莎白一世的叛乱被判处过死刑，可是后来还是被他逃过了。
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3. The opening outfits were indeed gray suits but in different shades, and with layers of perforated fabrics that moved from rakish hats, to athletic mesh tops, down to trousers and shoes.
开场的服饰确实是灰色的但又在灰度上有所不同，从头顶的放浪不羁的礼帽，到上身网状运动上衣，再到下身的长裤和时装鞋，都运用了孔格缝纫凸显层次美感。
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